freely — ► ADVERB 1) not under the control of another. 2) without restriction or interference. 3) in abundant amounts. 4) openly and honestly. 5) willingly and readily … English terms dictionary

freely — free|ly [ˈfri:li] adv 1.) without anyone stopping or limiting something ▪ the country s first freely elected president ▪ EU members are allowed to travel freely between member states. talk/speak/write etc freely ▪ In France he could write freely … Dictionary of contemporary English

freely — [[t]fri͟ːli[/t]] 1) ADV GRADED: ADV after v, ADV adj Freely means many times or in large quantities. We have referred freely to his ideas... George was spending very freely. ...the United States, where consumer goods are freely available. 2) ADV… … English dictionary

freely — adverb 1 if you can travel, speak, operate etc freely, you can do it as much as you like and in whatever way you like: In France he could write freely, without fear of arrest. 2 without any restrictions on movement: breathing freely | She shook… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English

freely */*/ — UK [ˈfriːlɪ] / US [ˈfrɪlɪ] adverb 1) without being stopped or controlled by rules or laws a freely elected government Players can move freely between clubs. The shares could be traded freely on the open market. 2) easily and smoothly, without… … English dictionary

freely — free|ly [ frili ] adverb ** ▸ 1 without controls/limits ▸ 2 easily and smoothly ▸ 3 generously ▸ 4 without hiding anything ▸ 5 in many places 1. ) without being stopped or controlled by rules or laws: a freely elected government The shares could… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

freely — [ˈfriːli] adv 1) without being controlled by rules Players can move freely between clubs.[/ex] 2) without being stopped or interrupted The traffic is moving quite freely this morning.[/ex] 3) generously, or in a willing way They give their time… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English